Day One — 52-78 km (easy to moderate; 1 km equals 0.62 miles) 

After an early shuttle from Halifax to Hubbards, you will set off on a bicycle ride around the Aspotogan Peninsula. See if you can spot the castle. You’ll pass through quaint villages and cycle by a handful of secluded, sandy beaches. After a tasty seaside lunch, you’ll continue around the peninsula to Chester, a comely village with historic homes, including the inn where we will hang our helmets for the evening.

Day Two — 54-70 km (easy to moderate) 

Today, you leave Chester for a trip off the beaten path, cycling the quiet country roads through Indian Point and Mahone Bay. The destination is Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you’ll rest for the evening. First settled in 1753, the town’s many historic buildings and homes will delight anyone with an eye for architecture or a passion for history.

Day Three — 82-100 km (moderate to challenging) 

Today you’ll take a scenic ride on an old cable ferry to La Have, and stop at the La Have Bakery — treasured by locals — for a delicious lunch. You’ll continue on to Crescent Beach, Mill Village and Liverpool before settling in to our inn for the night.

Day Four — 111-130 km (moderate to challenging) 

Today is a busy day, but our support van will be close by for anyone who wishes to get to the inn early. You’ll head across the province towards the gorgeous town of Annapolis Royal. Tonight, after yet another feast, you’ll take part in a candlelit graveyard tour led by a storyteller. Monsieur Melanson will try to frighten the bejeesus out of you, and you may feel the presence of a Bluenose ghost or two.

Day Five — 55 km (moderate) 

This morning's ride will take you to the quaint little town of Bear River. There are a number of artisans living in this community selling their wares. After a stroll through town and a light lunch, we will make our way back to Annapolis Royal in time to explore the many sites before dinner.

Day Six — 118 km (moderate to challenging) 

We will continue cycling through the Annapolis Valley to Hall’s Harbour, directly on the Bay of Fundy, which is home to the world’s highest tides. While you enjoy this quaint fishing village your guides will load the bikes back on the van. Our ultimate destination is Wolfville, a gorgeous and bustling university town.

Day Seven — ( Interpretation Center Visit)

After breakfast, we will load up and head off to the Grand Pre Interpretation Center. Here we will learn the fate of our earliest French Settlers, the Acadians. Our tour ends with a transfer back to Halifax, sad that our adventure is ending, but glad to have made new friends.

* Details subject to change.